one of the other stories we have been following all day, and that would be crude, look at west texas crude up nearly 3% today, back above $92 a barrel. it is down 9% from where it was, but today's close is the highest closing level since the month of may. brian belski, what do you think is next for oil? >> we think people have overreacted, and people are realizing the market is not melting down. >> but this has to be a worry, art, about what's going on in syria, the bombing yesterday of that tourist bus in europe, and these enflame fears, don't they? >> yes. today, rising oil prices temporarily help the averages and that got us up, but the increase in the fears are not reflected in the treasury market so far and certainly not in the equity market. so if we make it through the weekend we'll see if europe reasserts. >> let's talk about microsoft and google. >> i think the key to both of those names is to continue to show signs of organic growth in the kind of quality earnings growth that investors are going to those names for overall within tech, too. >> it's a very interesting parlay